Fallon sat next to her window and looked out. It had snowed heavily since yesterday, the last day of school. Fallon could see a girl in the small forest outside. It was Lucy, Fallon's latest rival. She decided to take out her rival today. She grabbed a bin bag and her hoodie and left.

Fallon stood behind a tree watching Lucy, waiting for her opportunity to kill. Then it came. Fallon ran over to her and pushed her to the ground. Fallon then sat on her, so she wouldn't be able to escape. Lucy tried to scream, but Fallon shoved snow into her face. Lucy would either die from choking, suffocating, drowning internally or even freezing to death. Fallon kept shoving snow into her mouth until she was sure Lucy was dead. She then put the body into the bin bag and dragged it back to her house. She filled the rest of the bin bag with other rubbish before tying it off and putting it into another bin bag so that there would be less chance of people discovering the body inside. She then dumped it in her bin outside and went back inside to warm up.

It was now the next day, and Fallon was sat in her living room alone. She turned on the TV and watched the news. It had snowed more overnight, and Fallon wasn't in the mood to go outside. The bins had been emptied earlier that day, and nobody had even mentioned the body in the bin bag. It seemed like Fallon had gotten away with murder again. Just as she was getting comfy, she heard a knock at the door. She got up and went to the door. She had no idea who would be knocking at her door. She wasn't expecting anyone. At the door was Hana, Theo, James and Mari.
"We're going out." Hana announced, not even asking Fallon if she wanted to. Fallon looked down at her clothes. She was wearing a t-shirt and joggers, and she hasn't brushed her hair or put on makeup.
"Fine. Come in. I need to get ready, so give me 5 minutes, OK."

They had decided to go to the bowling alley and spend the afternoon there. To most people, it was normal to hang out with friends. Fallon wanted to seem normal to the outside world, even if their opinions didn't matter to her. Her friends could help her get closer to Noah, and her having him. They had played a few games of bowling, then eaten in the diner. It was 6pm when Fallon arrived home. She sat at her usual spot by the window. She could see Noah and Ashley outside. They were building a snowman together. Fallon wanted to go outside and join them, but couldn't. She didn't know why she couldn't, but all she could do was sit and watch, waiting for the opportunity to be with Noah. She began to sing to herself to make up for the silence filling the room.
It's beginning to look a lot like murder,
Everywhere you go...